Silentel 7 - Secure Group chat and New Design
New design. New apps for Android, iOS and Windows PC. Group chat messaging.
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Secure conference allows secure real-time voice communication between two and more users with device-to-device encryption.
Read moreSilentel 6.7 release introducing Secure Conference
Latest Silentel update brings conference feature with unique security and many other functional and security improvements.
Read moreLogin and unlock Silentel with Face ID on iPhone X
New Face ID technology with existing Touch ID provides most comfortable way of authorization to Silentel.
Read moreWhat is an IMSI-catcher, how much does it cost and how to protect your communication against mobile threats?
Read moreHacking mobile phones via SS7 is still up to date. Now even your bank account is vulnerable as well
Hackers could bypass SMS two-factor authentication to drain bank accounts.
Read moreWikiLeaks: CIA can hack your phone, PC, and TV
WikiLeaks has published a new series of leaks describing how the CIA can eavesdrop on mobile phones, computers and smart TVs.
Read moreGet new Silentel brochures to find out more about benefits of secure communication.
Read moreSilentel certified in Bulgaria
Silentel has passed the certification process and received a certificate from Bulgarian government.
Read moreSilentel is a partner of the Slovak EU Presidency
Top official representatives of the EU Presidency can rely on secure mobile communication provided by Silentel.
Read moreWe are happy to provide you with release notes for coming Silentel update.
Read moreAliases allows you to assign arbitrary and anonymous usernames on the Silentel Server, and then rename the Silentel contacts in the client app.
Read moreYour fingerprint can be used to log in to Silentel. It’s not necessary to type your password. Just place your fingerprint.
Read moreOpenSSL Heartbleed Bug? Silentel is 100% secure
There’re lot of news in the past few days about serious security bug in OpenSSL, commonly known as the “Heartbleed bug”.
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